बंगाल पंचायत चुनाव से 3 दिन पहले बमबाजी: 17 साल के TMC कार्यकर्ता की मौत, ISF कार्यकर्ताओं से भिड़ंत हुई थी

Police force deployed following a clash between TeamAC and ISF workers in South 24 Parganas.

Only four days are left for the Panchayat elections to be held in West Bengal. Meanwhile, TMC and ISF workers clashed in South 24 Parganas on Tuesday. There was bombardment from both sides. A 17-year-old TMC worker also died.

Earlier on July 3, a TMC worker was shot dead in Basanti area in South Parganas itself. On the same day, the news of the death of a person in a crude bomb blast in Pargana also came to the fore.

Eleven people have been killed in violent incidents since June 9, when nominations for the panchayat elections began.

STF raids in West Bengal’s Dinajpur, arms and ammunition recovered
On the other hand, the Special Task Force (STF) conducted a raid in North Dinajpur district of Kolkata on Tuesday. Seized arms and ammunition.

According to officials, the West Bengal STF seized five 7 mm pistols, three one-shoter pipe guns, 80 rounds of 7 mm live cartridges, 100 rounds of 8 mm live cartridges and ten pistol magazines.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was seen serving tea to people at a tea shop in Malbazar, Jalpaiguri, during the election campaign on June 26.

5 violent incidents in 3 days

1. Death of worker in bombing : TMC and ISF workers came face to face on Tuesday. Bombs were thrown from both sides. In which a minor TeamAC worker died.

2. Murder of TMC worker: On July 3, 52-year-old TMC worker Jiyarul Mollah was shot dead in Phulmalancha area. He was the father of Manwara, the TMC candidate in the Kathalberia gram panchayat. Daughter Manwara said – We were continuously receiving threats from the opposition parties. Had complained about this to the police.

2. BJP leader’s body found: On July 3, the police found the body of a BJP leader named Bankim Hansda from Bodo area of ​​Purulia district.

3. Congress worker shot: Congress worker Arif Sheikh was shot at by unidentified persons on July 2 at Samserganj in Murshidabad district. He was seriously injured.

4. Explosion during crude bomb making: The explosion occurred during the making of crude bombs on the night of July 2 in Haroa area of ​​North 24 Parganas district. Police said that one person has died and one is seriously injured.

On June 17, TMC-BJP clashed during nomination paper scrutiny. Union minister Nishith Pramanik’s convoy was also attacked.

The picture is of Canin in South 24 Parganas district. There was a fight between two groups of TMC outside the BDO office here. More than 100 attacks were carried out with bombs.

A TMC leader was arrested on June 10, a day after the murder of a Congress worker in Murshidabad. Pistol was recovered from him.

822 companies of Central Forces deployed in the state for Panchayat elections
822 companies of Central Forces have been deployed before the voting for Panchayat elections in the state. The State Election Commission had written a letter to the Union Home Ministry demanding these companies. On June 21, the Calcutta High Court ordered the State Election Commission to deploy 82,000 central force personnel in the state within 24 hours. Due to increasing violence, the High Court had given this order.

The West Bengal State Election Commission (SEC) on Monday informed the Calcutta High Court that it has complied with the orders to deploy central forces for the upcoming panchayat elections. Of the 61,636 polling stations, around 4,800 have been declared sensitive.

Voting for Panchayat elections on July 8, result on July 11

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